Sentence examples for making aggressive efforts from inspiring English sources

"Countries in Europe, China and the US are making aggressive efforts to develop 5G technology and we believe there will be fierce competition in this market in a few years".

It should make aggressive efforts to build a better global system for intellectual property rights.

White House officials and Democrats in Congress often praised Dr. Berwick, but did not make aggressive efforts to help him win confirmation.

As young audiences have deserted its main television channels the corporation has been obliged to make aggressive efforts to win them back.

But he added that the museums should make aggressive efforts to identify owners and return the works to their heirs or estates.

Even at universities, like Florida, that make aggressive efforts at enforcement and education, administrators say they believe success is limited to the margins.

Mr. Haqqani's son, Sirajuddin, has also made aggressive efforts to recruit foreign fighters from the Persian Gulf and elsewhere in Central Asia.

Some advocates for the poor are receptive to this argument and acknowledge that many states have made aggressive efforts to expand coverage.

"But that's different from a situation in which companies make aggressive efforts to persuade physicians that there's value in a drug for which there is no evidence".

His son Sirajuddin now runs the group's daily operations from his haven in Pakistan, and he has made aggressive efforts to recruit foreign fighters from the Persian Gulf and elsewhere in Central Asia.

After Vice President Al Gore appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" last week, talking up his marriage and his family life to millions of female viewers, Mr. Letterman joked: "Al, you go, girl!" The wisecrack neatly caught a dynamic of the last few weeks of the presidential campaign as first Mr. Gore and now Gov. George W. Bush have made aggressive efforts to secure the votes of women.